capt_birdseye

I would still feel a little bit dirty.

It is morally wrong to claim a "100" when a thread has been artificially bumped solely for that purpose (a la "Guilty Pleasures"). Discuss.

Very different logo so maybe not.

louisiana Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > An ice cream parlour. Though I noticed this week > that Jacks does have a few proper ice creams. Um, > I'm feeling the urge to go out and vote... Looks like your wish has been granted. I walked past "Scoop" this morning, it's next door to Il Mirto. Opening just as the weather gets bad again.

It's squeaky bum time.

Rhinestone Cowboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not sure if someone has asked this already but > what are the numbers on the England Shirts all > about just under the 3 lions on the front they > currently have 638 and was thinking " I wonder > what that's all about " > > many thanks in advance. I believe it's the order in which they've appeared for England, i.e. the 638th person to represent England at Test level.

C

"Favourite Offy" would be a good one, seeing as you started that thread.

Try ditching the nappies and putting him on the toilet when you go to bed. We did that with our daughter and it worked a treat. She was so drowsy that she would comply easily and go straight back to sleep afterwards. We kept it up for a couple of months before stopping completely. You can get some disposable pampers sheets just in case, but we never ended up needing them. Good luck.

Nearly right, it was where I admitted to being Gary Barlow himself, but then decided to protect my anonymity... drat.

That's for me to know music fans!

I seem to remember the same thing happening to Palace many years ago. Clive Allen scored, the ball hit the tightly strung net and bounced straight back out again. The ref didn't awarard the goal then either.

It's a strange game where I get a warm feeling seeing Matthew Upson powering in a goal! It really messes with you loyalties. Come on Zindedine Sydenham!

Isn't it Dutch or Norwegian or something? Probably hilarious in it's original language, but clearly loses any humour or poignancy in translation.

citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Grace Under Pressure" - Elbow. Thanks Captain. Good tune, took me a while to realise the choir were singing rude words.

I think it's pretty irrelevant whether he's an utter arse or not, it's the music wot counts. For a first classical effort it was pretty remarkable, especially (not suprisingly) the drum section, not quite my cup of tea but it would certainly be interesting to hear if he carries on in this direction.

http://art-tattoo-designs.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/cat-tattoo.jpg Not safe for work! One for the geeks: http://www.guzer.com/pictures/html_tat.jpg

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oooh cooooool. I was in the pub. > > Mind you i am quite sad, I'm all excited that my > baby's due date is 101010. I'm confused - 10 Oct 2010? How does that work, is Mrs Piers going to break records for the most overdue baby of all time?

Cast of thousands is actually quite uplifting!

citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Right now I'm listening to "Station Approach" by > Elbow. God I love it. But it's about the 68th time > in a row I've listened to "Leaders of the Free > World". Before that I played "Seldom Seen Kid" 47 > times on the trot. Can anyone make a suggestion > that might heave me out of my Elbow inspired > misery? How about "Cast of Thousands" by Elbow? I can highly recommend it, my favourite of theirs. or.... "Asleep at the Back" by..........Elbow! Some good tracks, but not as dood as their following two albums.

Mama Cass

There was EDF league on that site last year. If whoever administered it renews it then people won't have to re-join.

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Winter in Madrid by C.J Sansom. > > Yes, it's another spy thriller but this time it's > set in post civil war Spain. I've only just > started it but I can feel it dragging me in. It's good. I read that first and then read his Shardlake novels, none of which are as good as Winter in Madrid.

Please god, no to Joe!

I completely disagree, I've really enjoyd this series. Especially the last two episodes with the NZ Prime Minister. Murray is the best thing in it by far.